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Events and Conferences
  • Microsoft Award Ceremony 2008
    20 October 2008
    The third winner of the Royal Society Académie des sciences Microsoft Award, Prof. Nicholas Ayache, will be presented his prize at a ceremony in London, in recognition of his major accomplishments in the development of medical image analysis. In particular, his work on the statistics of three-dimensional shapes, the combination of several imaging modalities, and the development of computational models combining anatomy and physiology.
  • Microsoft Research Summer School 2008
    Cambridge, United Kingdom
    7–12 July 2008
    This year again, the Microsoft Research Summer School was organised in partnership with the Cambridge University Computer Laboratory.
  • Microsoft European Science Award Ceremony 2007
    16 October 2007
    The second winner of the Royal Society Académie des Sciences Microsoft European Science Award was announced by Prof. Jules Hoffmann, President of the Académie des Sciences, Prof. Martin Taylor, Vice-president of the Royal Society and Jean-Philippe Courtois, President of Microsoft International at a ceremony in Paris. Professor Parisi has won the prize for his work at the interface of computing and the physical sciences.
  • Microsoft Research Summer School 2007
    Cambridge, United Kingdom
    9–14 July 2007
    The 2007 Summer School is organised in partnership with the Cambridge University Computer Laboratory and the Cambridge Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning.
  • Microsoft European Science Award Ceremony 2006
    3 November 2006
    The first winner of the newly created Royal Society Académie des Sciences Microsoft European Science Award was announced by Lord Martin Rees, Jean-Philippe Courtois and Prof. Olivier Pironneau.
  • Microsoft Research Summer School for PhD Students
    Cambridge, United Kingdom
    4–7 July 2006
    It includes a series of talks of academic interest and a posters session which gives invited PhD students the opportunity to present their work to Microsoft researchers and a number of Cambridge academics.